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safety and use methods which save time and money, to the detriment of safety, he said Mr Mireault pointed out the QCO has an exclusive mandate to enforce safety regulations in the province, but the department of labor has responsibility for making the regulations Ombudsman reports QUEBEC ( CP ) — The social affairs department and the Workmen’s Compensation Commission were the main objects of citizens’ complaints to the Quebec ombudsman last year, it was announced Wednesday.Interim Ombudsman Robert Levesque tabled the 200-page annual report in the national assembly.Mr.Levesque replaced Louis Marceau December 23 when Mr.Marceau was appointed a Federal Court judge The ombudsman’s office, designed to assist citizens in dealings w ith the government, processed 6,051 complaints in 1975, a 14-per-cent increase from the 5, 304 complaints lodged in 1974 The social affairs department was the object of 403 complaints to the office, while 353 complaints were filed against the transport department and 251 about the justice department.Meanwhile, the oni^^doman ^ off.ve c«MiiiOt'i«Asii the publication of three information folders last year, the report said Sugar shortage?MONTREAL (CP) — Consumers in Eastern Canada jcould face a shortage of sugar as a result of strike action here which has closed one of four major sugar refineries in Quebec and may shut a second at midnight Sunday night About 325 employees at a Redpath Sugars Ltd plant in Montreal have been on a legal strike since midnight Sunday.The workers, members of Local 333 of the Bakery and Confectionary W'orkers International Union, have been without a contract since the end of February.A management spokesman said Wednesday that the company was prepared to negotiate.However, Henry Gaudin, business agent for the union said no talks were scheduled until next week and that “everything is under lock and key right now.” Meanwhile, 300 workers of St.Lawrence Sugar will vote this weekend whether to follow the Redpath workers to the picket line A last-ditch attempt to reach a settlement is scheduled for Friday in the office of a provincial conciliator A strike would be legal at midnight Sunday night.Inside today BIRTHS & DEATHS 10 CLASSIFIED.8 COMICS .9 EDITORIAL 4 FAMILY.6 FINANCIAL 2 SPORTS ii TV.7 Today's Chuckle Nothing makes you feel that your home is your castle more than getting an estimate to have it repainted.©1976 by NT A ln( Where are my Stassen buttons?Harold may run again1” Finance Minister DON \IJ> M \CDON \LI) Knocks timing of federal SHERBROOKE (RM) -Donald S.Macdonald, the federal Finance Minister, says he is in accord with privy council president Mitchell Sharp’s suggestion that the time of the budget speech should be set earlier .ha., it piesfciiliy is.Speaking with journalists during a visit here, Mr.Macdonald explained that the current mode for announcing the new budget to the media is not relevant with the times and state of the communications art.For about the last 30 years, reporters in Ottawa have been quarantined in a room with advance copies of federal budgets to prepare stories and broadcasts for release when the finance minister begins to read his budget speech in the House of Commons.But, as it happened, the reporters were able to disclose budget details before the minister uttered a word.Mr.Sharp, a former finance minister, proposed live television coverage of the speech in the House, and a speech time as much as three hours earlier than the present 8 pm.to remedy what he called a “deplorable situation.” Mr.Macdonald, who delivered the latest budget speech May 25, said that the times Mr Sharp proposed would be fine, insofar as it would allow the speech to begin after the closing of the Vancouver Stock Exchange and thus not affect the day’s trading He said he has not discussed the matter officially with executive members of the Parliamentary Press Gallery, and that the question will likely be referred to a parliamentary committee for consideration The 44-year-old minister was in the city to deliver a speech at a $100-a-plate dinner organized by the local Liberal association In his speech.Mr Mac donald said that since the federal anti-inflation program went into operation seven months ago, the actual rate of inflation has been reduced “noticeably.” However, “we are still in the critical early stages of the effort,” he said ‘‘Nothing must be done to endanger its success If we falter in the battle against inflation, we will face the risk of slower real growth and higher unemployment.” “It is far better to maintain a steady course in order to restore confidence and enable all groups in society budget to plan with greater assurance of settled times ahead”, he said.Explaining the unemployment insurance eligibility period change from eight to 12 weeks proposed in the new budget, Mr.Macdonald said this will not hurt Quebec and the Maritimes - both regions with high unemployment.“I can assure those in high unemployment areas that we will tilt out expanded manpower programs and services so that the unemployed in those areas will not suffer financially from this change but in fact will gain from the productive impact of these enhanced programs ” Mr Macdonald also paid short visits to industries in the city appeared on a radio interview program, and stopped at the offices of The Record A reception at City Hall was held, where Mr Macdonald signed the official visitors’ book Not in attendance, however, was Mayor Jacques O’Bready, off on a fishing vacation Discussing the budget with reporters, Mr.Macdonald indicated that no drastic amendments are in the works, nor is a supplementary budget likely for later this year.The next budget will come, as usual, in the first half of 1977, he said.About the creation of summer jobs for students to aid in lowering the unemployment level - which last month was 7.1 per cent - the finance minister said he doesn’t see “the scope for a student job creation program” this year Opposition members Tuesday pressed Robert Andras, the manpower minister, to speed up introduction of youth work projects One such program -Opportunities for Youth -was dropped last year as part of the Trudeau government’s cost-cutting policy The move eliminated 28,000 summer jobs On reports that the government may initiate a state of emergency if a Supreme Court test of the anti-inflation program finds it unconstitutional, Mr Macdonald said the matter would come up for consideration if it ever came to be He refused to comment, however, on whether or not contingency plans have been considered by the Cabinet in case of a ruling of unconstitutionality Newfoundland to oppose Quebec-US hydro deal ST JOHN’S, Nfld (CP)— Premier Frank Moores says Newfoundland will oppose a Quebec application to the National Energy Board for permission to export elec tricity to the United States Mr Moores said in a statement Wednesday night an in-vervention would be filed with the board, probably by today.“The intervention will express the concern of the province that neither the government nor Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro Corp were asked by Quebec-Hydro whether or not they were interested in purchasing the power which they intend to sell to the United States,’’ the statement said Quebec is seeking energy board permission to sell about 800 megawatts to the U S Newfoundland now is pre panng to take Quebec to the courts in an attempt to ob- tain an extra 800 megawatts from the 5,225 megawatt generating station at Churchill Falls in central Labrador All but 300 megawatts of the Churchill Falls power was sold in 1969 to Hydro Quebec under a 65-year contract Dairy policy under review OTTAWA (CP) Agriculture Minister Eugene Whelan said Wednesday that the government does not plan to grant a $40 million subsidy to Quebec dairy farmers but that the entire dairy poney is under review Mr.Whelan said the review is centred on how much industrial milk now is being produced the milk that is used to make butter, milk powder and cheese “What we are mainly con cemed about is the present supply position, how much quotas can be cut back and whether the penalty of $8 60 per hundredweight is too severe.” the agriculture minister told the Commons Walkouts leave 4,000 hydro power More than 4,000 customers of Hydro-Quebec were left without service Wednesday as a result of sporadic walkouts across the province by 5,800 workers employed by the utility The walkouts, to protest lagging contract talks, hit seven regions and lasted for up to three hours in most cases.The workers, affiliated with the Canadian Union of Public Employees, have been without a contract since Dec.31 A spokesman for the utility ^aid a total of 37 power failures went unrepaired because of the walkouts Hardest hit were the Mauricie and Abitibi regions, where power was not restored until five or six hours after it was disrupted Workers in these districts also staged a brief walkout Tuesday night Workers at the provin cially run utility’s main office in Montreal as well as the control centre for its.central grid were also out Wednesday, but no major breaks occurred, the spokesman said.These workers were back on the job by midafternoon, he added TALKS BREAK DOWN Selective walkouts by Hy droQuebec’s 9,600 unionized workers began March 22 after negotiations broke down on various contract issues including wages, pensions and job security.The workers want a 44 per cent increase in the first and 15 per-cent in the second year of a two-year contract Hydro-Quebec has offered annual increases of 10 per cent, eight per cent and six per cent in a three year agreement The Hydro Quebec spokesman said little headway was made last week when the two sides last met.‘‘No one put forward any new offers,” he said Elsewhere on Wednesday, more than 300 workers of Sidbec-Dosco, involved in a labor dispute which has halted operations since May 7, demonstrated peacefully in front of the company’s offices in downtown Montreal A walkout by 350 employees of Redpath Sugar, without a contract since March 1, entered its third day on Wednesday and 600 provincial government professionals in the department of industry, trade and commerce walked out for about an hour at noon in Quebec City to protest their lagging contract talks Under the policy announced last April the government penalizes farmers who produce more than their assigned quota at the rate of $8 60 per hun dred weight Also, an export levy of $1 35 per hundredweight is applied to cover the cost of selling the milk abroad and for storage SUBSIDY \SKED Mr Whelan met Tuesday with disgruntled Quebec dairy farmers, who asked for the subsidy to help offset losses they claim will amount to $100 million this year due to the government ordered production cuts Following the meeting, a Quebec spokesman said the $40 million could be arranged “in one way or another ” Mr Whelan said any changes in the policy would apply for all industrial dairy producers in Canada, not just for one province The government has also indicated that farmers who remain within their production quotas will not be required to make immediate payments on loans financed by the federal Farm Credit Corporation Milk prices going up?At least five Canadian provinces might face further increases in milk prices within a year Industry officials in New foundland, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Manitoba and Saskatchewan predicted price increases of an undetermined amount within a year Milk prices have been rising continuously in recent years.Five years ago, a quart of homogenized milk sold in Edmonton for 31 cents, but by last year it had risen to 49 cents Today, the same quart of milk is 54 cents, and the increases have been similar in all provinces Consumers can save an average of two cents a quart by buying two-per-cent milk instead of homogenized, and another two to three cents a quart by buying it in two-quart cartons Use of returnable bottles or jugs shaves off a few cents more, but they are not available in all provinces Supermarkets have the lowest prices, and buying at $100 million for security OTTAWA (CP) — The longest undefended border in the world took on a defended air this week as Mounties and Canadian troops began patrols that will continue until the Olympic Games end July 31 They are part of a $100 million program aimed mainly at keeping terrorists out of the country while the Olympic athletes are in Canada “We’ve got quite an effective program in place,” SolicitorGeneral Warren Allmand, who reports to Parliament for the RCMP, said in an interview Wednesday.‘‘But I can’t make it public because it would tip our hand.” He said there have been no security threats so far “but it is our duty to be on watch.” There were both “high profile and covert” aspects and U S and other allies abroad were co-operating, Mr Allmand said ‘‘If someone tries to beat the system, let’s see how successful he is,” the solicitor-general added The system will be ex tended to international airports next Monday, when troops and more Mounties than usual—they customarily patrol the airports— turn up SKCI RITY TIGHTER How will this affect the millions of people who cross the border in June and July9 Things, said an immigration spokesman, will be “a little more tight than they normally are ” U S citizens would not have to produce a birth ert Andras has made it clear it would be a good idea to carry such papers Anyone coming into At Rock Island — Page 3 certificate or a passport although an immigration officer could require one.Immigration Minister Rob* Canada normally must produce some form of identification if asked by a customs officer the corner milk store can add from two cents < Halifax ) to 21 cents (Toronto) to the price of a two-quart container SUE WITH DELIVERY Home delivery costs a few cents more in most provinces but it is a few cents less in P E I.and in Nova Scotia, where delivery is the only way consumers can get the cheaper returnable bottles Quebec enjoys the coun try’s lowest prices for consumers buying by the quart The Quebec milk prices board has set a range of 51 to 55 cents for homogenized milk in most major cities, and Montreal stores were selling it for 51 cents However, Toronto has the best milk bargain in the country—the returnable three-quart jug At $1 43 a jug, not counting the 40-cent deposit, jug milk costs 47 6 cents for a quart of homogenized Furthermore, some Toronto stores are engaging in a price war that has brought their prices as low as $1 13 for a jug of two-per-cent milk in some supermarkets If bought by the quart, homogenized milk costs 54 cents in Toronto, two cents higher than in Winnipeg, one cent higher than in Regina and the same as in Alberta A quart of homogenized milk costs 59 cents in Halifax and 60 cents in PEI The highest prices are at Canada's two extremes: 65 cents in Vancouver and 66 cents in St.John’s Says anti-inflation steps succeeding SHERBROOKE (RM) -W’hile having an impact on the presently declining rate of inflation, the federal government’s anti-inflation measures is not exclusively responsible, Claude Castonguay says Mr.Castonguay, who is the Quebec commissioner on the anti-inflation board, told reporters after a luncheon speech to the Sherbrooke Chamber of Commerce that the measures have made an impact on the economy But he conceded that other factors a healthier US economy and the Bank of Canada’s decision to limit supply of money in circulation, for examples are also contributants to the change Government figures have indicated a decline in the consumer price index since the measures were announced hy Prime Minister Trudeau last October The gross national product.P CLXI DE ( XSTONGI XY.Quebec commissioner on the anti-inflation board another inflation scale, is meanwhile expected to grow this year Asked how long the controls will remain, Mr Castonguay said he does not know.and that any alterations from the 1978 date that has already been set will be up to the govern ment and not the board Personally speaking, “if everything goes well - if inflation decreases and the economy becomes stronger than anticipated - then I would expect the government to make another evaluation,” he said He said he was pleased that the constitutionality of the measures is now being tested in the Supreme Court, so that the question of legality will be cleared up as quickly as possible Justice Minister Ron Basford sanctioned bypassing the lower courts for a test by unions in the Supreme Court A ruling is expected later this month .So far, Mr Castonguay said.collaboration with most sectors of business and labour with the board has been good, as it has been with the public 2 — rilK SIIKKIiKHOKK KK( OKI) — Till KS.11 \K 10.1070 business and finance Montreal MONTREAL (CP) — Prices were mixed in moderate trading Wednesday on the Montreal Stock Exchange The closing volume was 616, 700 shares compared with 584.600 shares traded up to the same time Tuesday The composite index was down 0 34 at 191.57.Papers were down 0.89 at 121.49, banks o 88 at 242 65.utilities 0 29 at 142 41 and industrials o 27 at 19?59 What stocks did Wed.Tues.Advances 44 37 Declines 83 17 Unchanged 37 53 Totals 164 107 Power Corp.Ltd A led industrials up ‘h at $9'n on a volume of 75,650 shares Toronto TORONTO (CP) — The Toronto stock market was mixed at the close of moderate trading Wednesday The industrial index slipped down .18 to 188 61, its lowest since April 12th The gold index gained 1 32 to 299.12, base metal 32 to 89 45 and western oil 1.24 to 226 45 Analysts attributed the market’s indecision to a similar mood at New York where the Dow Jones index reduced Tuesday’s gain and fell 1 88 to return to Monday’s total of 95808, the lowest since Feb 17th What stocks did Wed.Tues.traded New Joburke Explorations Ltd led mines up three cents at 59 cents on a volume of 25,526 shares traded Oils were mixed Trans-Canada Pipelines Ltd rose ¦m to $12‘m and Dome Petroleum Ltd one to $42'^ Pacific Petroleums Ltd fell »4 to $31U.Inco A Ltd was up 'h at $32 1h, Canadian Pacific Ltd •h at $1714 and Prefac Concrete Co Ltd A 10 cents at one dollar and 45 cents Imperial Oil Ltd was off 14 at $227m, Moore Corp Ltd -vh at $411 h and Calgary Power Corp Ltd A ‘h at $29 V Among speculative issues, Acroll Oil and Gas Ltd was up one cent at 57 cents on a volume of 23,000 shares traded Manufacturers predict a "vigorous boom" in 77 -* * ï&y.Advances Declines Unchanged Totals 171 184 207 210 262 256 640 650 Volume of trading totalled 2 06 million shares valuned at $18.87 million, down from 2 38 million at $21 64 million Tuesday Of the 16 industrial subgroups, 10 showed gains and six losses.Construction, pipeline and beverage issues recorded the largest gains, while banking, utility and oil refining stocks were the biggest losers.A total of 259 contracts were traded on the options New York NEW YORK (AP) — The stock market trudged through another languid, inconclusive session Wednesday The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks slipped 1 88 to 958 09, exactly cancelling out the gain it recorded on Tuesday Advances held a nominal edge on declines in the overall count of New York Stock Exchange-listed issues WII \T STOCKS DID market, up from 109 Tuesday SCOTT’S LARGEST A block of 139,500 shares of Scott’s Restaurants Co.Ltd.at $8 a share was the largest of the 43 block trades Simpson’s Ltd was second with a '28,000-share block at $6' 4 a share, followed by 20,000 shares of Canadian Marconi Co at $4 65 a share Among industrials, Atco Industries Ltd dropped l1» to $14 and T G.Bright and Co., after reporting a year end net earnings drop of 30 cents from 50 cents a share, 1 tO $6 ^ Bell Canada was down :»h to $47'4, Hudson’s Bay Oil and Gas r,H to $37:»m and Moore Corp.:,k to $41* «.Dome Pete gamed 1 to $42* Maple Leaf Mills :,4 to $29.(’rush International 4 to $87h, Canadian Pacific Ltd 14 to $177m and Bow Valley 1 m tO $241h United Siscoe Mines lost :,m to $8’ j, Preston Mines U to $15* h and Western Mines 'h to $64 Romaii Corp rose vm to $167m and Rio Algom 4 to $324*.North slipped 1 Dad's a swinger \ father takes time-out after a hectic day at the office to recapture his youth with a turn on the swing with the kiddies.Medical studies show that business men who can learn to relax will live longer and are less likely to contract ulcers or heart ailments.( Record photo by Gordon Alexander) OTTAWA (CP) Canada’s manufacturers may expect only modest improvements in their industry this year but a “vigorous boom” in growth in 1977 The optimistic forecast was contained in the annual report of the Canadian Manufacturer’ Association CMA released at the opening of the group's 105th annual general meeting In brief, opening remarks.Roy H.Phillips, CMA executive director, told the delegates a healthy manufacturing industry is essential if Canada is to fulfill the aspirations of Canadians “For a while we might be able to live well on borrowings and exporting natural resources,” he said “But there is no future in doing so ” “Nor can we continue to import $10.5 billion more manufactured products than we export ” STRIKES \ FACTOR The turnabout for manufacturers, as underlined in the annual report, comes after a disastrous 1975 that saw the CMA warns Ottawa worst trade deficit in manufacturing products, more man-days lost due to strikes than ever before, and imposition of wage and price controls on the country Manufacturing trade dropped five per cent last year “Because of cautious consumer attitudes, a weak outlook in business capital spending, continued fiscal and monetary restraint and an unimpressive recovery in the world the economy is expected to improve only gradually in the coming year,” the report said “Manufacturers can look forward to modest improvements in 1976.with gathering strength in the overall economy culminating in a vigorous boom in 1977 ” Laurent Thibault of Toronto, senior CMA economist who helped draft the annual report, said in an interview later the hope was for a growth of six to eight per cent next year, led by exports of the resource-based industries However, some secondary manufacturing, such as textiles and clothing, would not expenence the same growth “There s an awful lot of slack capacity out there.” TRI DE XI XTTENDS Prime Minister Trudeau and seven of his cabinet ministers, including Finance Minister Donald Macdonald, took part in the one-day convention which this year had a different format from previous CMA annual meetings ^ Instead of speeches^ seminars and discussions, the cabinet ministers engaged in two bear-pit sessions with delegates Eighty-five questions were delivered a week ago to the cabinet ministers who were to respond to them in a morning session, then come back in the afternoon to get the reaction to their answers from delegates Other cabinet ministers taking part were Postmater-General Bryce Mackasey, Labor Minister John Munro, Trade Minister Donald Jamieson, Manpower and Immigration Minister Robert Andras, Transport Minister Otto Lang and Health and Welfare Minister Marc Lalonde Says government should not on wage and price control take support for granted Canadian Oils to $8' 4 and Ulster Petroleums four cents to 81 cents.Universal Gas was up 4 to $84, United Canso 4 to $84 and Amalgamated Bonanza Pete 35 cents to $4 35.XX ed.Tues.Advances 665 731 Declines 638 637 Unchanged 503 498 Total issues 1.806 1.866 NYSE volume came to 14.56 million shares, down from 16 66 million Tuesday.Turnover in NYSE-listed stocks, including trades in those issues on regional exchanges and in the over-the counter market, totalled 17.60 million shares as of the close in New York Standard and Poor’s 500-stock index slipped 06 to 98 74, and the NYSE’s composite index of more than 1,500 common stocks finished the day unchanged at 52.62 One of the few lively spots in the market showed up in stocks of companies with uranium interests, which rallied after California voters’ rejection of a proposal to put stiff new con ditions on the use of nuclear power United Nuclear, Inexco Oil, Kerr McGee and Getty Oil are recorded gains of a point or more Brokers said the general trend was in line with Wall Street expectations Central and South West, the day’s most active issue, dipped a fraction in trading marked by a 400,000-share block in the over-the-counter market At the American Stock Exchange, the market value index eased off 03 to 101 43 The NASDAQ composite index for the OTC market lost 17 to 86 95 OTTAWA (CP) — Rodrigue Bilodeau, new president of the Canadian Manufacturers’ Association (CMA).has warned that Ottawa should not count on automatic support from the CMA for the federal wage and price controls program The warning came shortly after Prime Minister Trudeau praised the CMA for its support of controls at the group’s 105th annual convention Mr Bilodeau told a news conference at the close of the one day general meeting that CMA members are starting to judge changes in the controls program as unfair and unduly punitive He was referring to proposals announced in the federal budget to reduce the allowable profit margin to 85 from 95 per cent of a company’s base earning period Faced with high wage rates and slipping productivity, manufacturers fear any moves that will reduce their profit margins Mr Bilodeau said the average earnings of manufac turers is about 4.5 cents on the dollar at current rates.“We’re willing to take a bit of a licking” Mr Bilodeau said.“All we re looking for is equality.We don’t want to be singled out ” SI PPORT REM XINS He made clear that the CMA has not even considered the possibility of withdrawing support of the program The 9,000-member CMA heard keynote speaker Donald Jamieson, federal industry minister, urge them to become “lean and hungry” so as to compete more effectively in international markets.Mr Jamieson was one of several federal ministers who took part in two bear-pit sessions, answering questions prepared in advance.Mr Jamieson said Canadian companies have got to start joining forces to form consortiums in order to meet increasing competition from other nations “Should the less efficient firms be looking for government assistance to help them compete9 Or should they look at going into a different line, or joining their abilities with another company or companies to become more efficient9” X\XLYSK M XRGINS In the bear pit exchange with the 500 delegates.Finance Minister Donald Macdonald said the proposal for reduction in base profit margins was the result of an analysis of the controls program that showed there was inequity in this provision Health and Welfare Minister Marc Lalonde was asked if Canada can afford a planned $300-million program to provide the country’s working poor with a guaranteed income.He replied that only about 10 per cent of the population live at wages below the poverty level If Canada cannot provide its working poor with a guaranteed annual wage now.he said, “let’s, at least, provide them with hope.” Electronic companies are trying for more international Opposes board’s rollback THOMPSON.Man (CP) — Edward Grubb, chairman and chief executive of Inco Ltd., said Tuesday the company will continue to oppose the anti-inflation board’s rollback of a wage contract reached with workers here “It is clear that if Thompson is to compete with other communities all over Canada, the special circumstances of its location must be taken into account,” Mr Brubb told the workers “And the anti-inflation program guidelines specifically provide for this, although as far as I can see it has so far ignored that fact,” he said The contract, with Local 6166 of the United Steelworkers of America, called for a first-year wage increase of 18 to 19 per cent The federal board ordered it rolled back to 12 9 per cent and later readjusted it to 14 9 per cent Mr Grubb said the company is committed to long-term operations in Thompson, and it has about six months supply of nickel in the event of a strike Text of Mr Grubb’s address was released before delivery WINNIPEG (CP) - Ten Manitoba electronics companies, who hope there is strength in unity, have formed a professional association aimed at capturing a bigger part of the international market “By uniting, we felt we would have a more effective management and technical base upon which each of us could draw,” said Richard Gurevich of Winnipeg, president of Electronics Manitoba He said that until recently, some of the firms that make up Electronics Manitoba thought they were competing against each other In fact, they had possibilities of doing business with each other Since coming together, the firms have been working on plans for a mall to provide space for member com panics and for rental to other electronics-related firms Mr Gurevich, a partner in Pulse Industries Electronics Ltd., said associating enables member companies to form consortiums for bids on jobs that no individual firm could handle For example, he said, two member companies have submitted a bid for a Manitoba Hydro contract, and three are involved in preparing a proposal for a bid to the federal govern ment He said Electronics Manitoba, whose member companies are doing about $3 5 million worth of business, hopes to expand membership About 30 Manitoba companies would be eligible He said the Manitoba government has long con tended that electronics is an ideal industry for the province, because of the relatively low shipping and transportation costs for elec tronics parts and finished products Mr Gurevich said a thriving electronics industry in Manitoba also would halt the movement to other areas of electrical engineering graduates from Manitoba universities and technical schools He said the federal government is one of the largest purchasers of electrical goods and services in Canada but has been bypassing Manitoba with many of its contracts.“I suspect it has been for political reasons,” said Mr Gurevich, who added the association plans to have a full time marketing manager in Ottawa who would act as a lobbyist.“As a group, we will be able to speak with one voice to the federal and Manitoba governments, as well as large industries And we may be able to get some real answers as to w hy Manitoba isn’t getting a larger share of the electronics market “There’s no question in my mind that Manitoba manufacturers have the technical expertise to equal or surpass the work being done in Toronto or Vancouver, where a great deal of the volume now is concentrated.” Calls for energy policy between US and Canada Eastern Canadian premiers agreed with New England governors Tuesday that there should be better cooperation between their federal governments on energy policies The group, meeting in Chatham, Mass., approved a resolution asking the governments to encourage cross border co-operation between the regions and to define their energy policies more clearly.The resolution, opposed only by Gov.Meldrim Thompson of New Hampshire, urged the governments to “adopt or maintain policies” on the export and import of power which would improve economic opportunities in the two regions Gov.Thompson said the import by the U S of great amounts of Canadian power would be contrary to U S policy, which is to move toward self-sufficiency in energy The group urged that the governments improve air, rail and road transportation links between New England and Eastern Canada to facilitate energy co-operation Also at the conference, a source said there has been dis agreement among the eastern provinces over the role of the federal government in a proposed study of an Eastern Canadian power grid The source said Quebec and New Brunswick are opposed to federal involvement in the recommended study, which would cost about $4 million In other economic developments Tuesday: —In Ottawa, Statistics Canada reported that although the national unemployment rate eased to 7.1 per cent during May there were still 708,000 Canadians 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confirmation.Guaranteed Investment Receipts.Royal Trust Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corp.25 Wellington North SHERBROOKE Tel.569-9371 t 4 P Â TM K SIIKKKKOOKK ItKIOKII - Till RS.Il NK lu.|*7« - :i Townships in focus ( Sweetsburg Court ) SWEETSBURG WARD (JM) — Jocelyne Noel, Waterloo, who pleaded guilty to counts of arson in Waterloo during the summer of 1975 and was placed on two year s probation pleaded guilty to a similar count in Sorel April 16.1975, here Monday.Jean Riou, Legal Aid Office, told Judge Gerard Normandin his client had obeyed the condition of her ^suspended sentence and "suggested a like sentence would amply serve the interests of justice Judge Normandin upheld a suggestion by Crown prosecutor Claude Noiseux and allowed a similar two year suspended sentence from June 7, 1976 + + 4* Judge Normandin branded Ghislain Delage, Sherbrooke, and Franklin Griggs, Roxton South, “public dangers” when they pleaded guilty to charges of impaired driving when their blood-alcohol levels were 180 milligrams.They were each fined $150 and costs, in default 30 days.Leopold Theriault, Cowansville, pleaded guilty to a second charge of impaired driving within a year and his lawyer, Jean Riou, admitted his client had been served with a notice of recidivism.Crown attorney Noiseux said he had no alternative but to ask for the minimum 14 day jail term.Mr Riou told the court his client was a seasonal worker and 14 days incarceration would cost him his job.He suggested the accused be allowed to serve the time on seven consecutive weekends Judge Normandin consented to the defence request and told Theriault to report Saturday at 10 a m.until Sunday at 5 p m.for the next seven weekends.Others in the parade of impaired drivers who appeared June 7 included: Edgar Cote, Andre Paul Curadeau, and Jean Berger, •’all of Granby; Yvon Vallee, •Farnham; Bruce Phelps, Stanbridge East; Ronald Kirby, Bromont; Douglas Loyer, Bedford; Maurice Huot, Granby; Alcide Cassie and Andre Gagnon, Cowansville; Oscar J.Senay, Hull; Laurent Cote, Granby; and John A W Leggatt, Stanbridge East.Fines ranged between $100 and $150 and costs, in default 30 days Delays up to two months were granted when requested Clement Beaudin, Granby; Roger Janelle, Montreal; Philippe Lacroix, Cowansville; Jean-Paul Larocque, Farnham ; and Marcel Nolin, also of Fam-ham, all pleaded not guilty to charges of impaired driving Their trials were set to dates in July and August + + + Samuel VanderHa, address unknown, was remanded in custody pending a bail hearing June 10.VanderHa chose preliminary hearing and trial before a judge alone following his arraignment on a charge of breaking and entering a dwelling in Waterloo, June 4 + + + Bobby Ray Jordan, New York, pleaded guilty to a charge of illegal entry into Canada at Morse's Line, June 7.Special prosecutor Robert Brisebois told Judge Normandin this was the third time the accused has been arrested on charges of illegal entry during as many tears, and suggested an xemplary sentence “W^hy do you do it?” Judge Normandin quened “Travel, man,” was the reply “Thirty days and if you come back again without advising authorities it will be five years,” Judge Normandin concluded + + + Alfred Couture, 24.Waterloo, pleaded not guilty to a charge of assault on two peace officers in the per formance of their functions in the Town of Brome Lake, June 5.His trial was fixed to June 8 + + + Roger Bourdon, Granby, who was to have been sen- tenced on two counts of having defrauded a Granby branch of the Canadian National Bank, saw his sentence adjourned to July 26 His lawyer, Don Bissonnette, told the court his client had suffered injuries in an automobile accident and had only returned to work within the past month thus had not been able to effect full restitution “I’m giving you a last chance,” Judge Normandin said “Pay your debts by July 26 or you’ll be behind bars ” + + + Sentence in the case of Charles Benoit was continued to August 9 pending receipt of a probation report.Benoit, of Venise, earlier pleaded guilty to a charge of robbery with violence at the Larocque Hotel, Noyan, during the summer of 1975 + 4* 4- Gilles Meunier, Granby, who earlier pleaded guilty to counts of possession of two color television sets he knew had been obtained during the commission of a crime, was fined $300 and costs, in default 30 days, and was allowed one month to pay the fine and costs 4- 4- 4" Jean-Paul Bombardier, St.Joachim, pleaded guilty to a count of assault causing bodily harm on the person of Pierre Paquette in Ste.Cecile de Milton, October 30, 1975.His sentence was adjourned to June 28 pending receipt of a medical report on the damages sustained by the victim.4" 4- 4- Francois Couture, Venise, pleaded guilty to a charge of simple theft of tools belonging to Gàetan Morin in St.Ignace de Stanbridge, January 31.He told the judge he had had a “couple of glasses and was playing a prank on his friend.He was fined $25 and costs, in default eight days.+ 4-4- Judge Normandin withdrew more than 300 counts levied against Farnham alderman Normand Lague which alleged he had no right to sit on the town council.+ + + Alain Giguere, Granby, failed to appear when he was to have undergone trial on a charge of possession of three capsules of LSD.“I saw him here a moment ago,” explained defence lawyer Michel Brun.A voice from the lawyer’s ' bench quipped: “Must be on a trip.” The accused appeared moments later and changed his option and pleaded guilty to two counts of possession of three LSD capsules and to one of possession of a marijuana plant.He was fined $50 and costs on each of the LSD charges and $25 on the marijuana count, in default 15 days, non-concurrent.He was allowed one month to pay the fines and costs.+ + + Denyse Sancartier, Granby, pleaded not guilty to 15 counts of having made false declarations in order to obtain Unemployment Insurance benefits during 1975 Her trial will be heard July 12.+ + + Michel Gallaud, Dunham, pleaded guilty to having allowed his dog loose in a deer yard March 5 He was fined the minimum $25 and costs, in default three days.+ + + Yvon Larochelle, St.Prospéré, Dorchester Cty., formerly of Granby, pleaded guilty to a charge of having made a false declaration in order to obtain a second social insurance card The accused told the court he wanted to change his name and defence lawyer Jean Riou added: “It may not be Catholic but he had no prior record,” prior to asking the clemency of the court Judge Normandin dismissed special prosecutor Robert Brisebois’ demand for a fine of $1.000 “$100 and costs, in default 30 days The next time you want to change your name do it through the legislature in Quebec “ Special round-the-clock guards at the border ROCK ISLAND - With the Olympics coming to Montreal and the Eastern Townships in July Canadian-American border security measures have been increased Plans set up two years ago went into effect here midnight June 6, with 17 RCMP officers and 17 members of the Canadian Armed Forces on 24 hour duty continuously until early August STANSTEAD TOWNSHIP ( RM ) — A referendum on a proposed zoning by-law initially scheduled for this weekend has been postponed, a township councillor said yesterday In a telephone interview.Neil McTavish said the process the proposal was initially following on the way to becoming a by-law was followed improperly.Therefore, the referendum, originally set for this Friday and Saturday, was called off.The proposal is now pending further discussion by the council, its planning and development committee, and residents.By IVY II \T1TI ( Record Forrespondent > The international Lake Memphremagog is not closed as has been reported The lake has always been patrolled by the RCMP and by the Vermont State Police, but this summer security will be tightened RCMP Sgt Clem Bolduc in charge of operations in this area said.“We are not here to harass the people”.“We have not invaded the area; we are Mr McTavish said the matter may be “straightened around and get back to life” by July, with a possible rewriting of the proposal to suit public demands The by-law proposal, prepared gratis at council’s request by lawyer Gordon Kohl, covers practically all aspects of building, and is intended to restrict major development in the principally rural township It has evoked the ire of many residents, who find it restrictive on property rights, or written in complicated “legalese.” (See Stanstead on Page 10) here for the protection of the country, its people, the Olympic athletes and visitors against terrorists, drug trafficking and un desirables who might create a problem at the Olympic areas,” he said Oscar Palmer, collector of customs here at the border and Sgt Bolduc advise all persons to carry identification with them Otherwise they may be delayed while they are checked Concerning the international waters of Lake Memphremagog, Mr Palmer said a computer telephone has been installed at Cederville public government Wharf near Weir Park Any Canadian reentering Canada from the United States or any American crossing into Canada planning to land their craft should pick up the telephone receiver which instantly connects with a custom supervisor’s office on Route 55 The officer on duty will then question the individual by telephone and if necessary he will dispatch another officer to the pier for declarations and regular examination.Boat registration will be the same as past years Stanstead Township referendum postponed T- tor CHECKING IN — \n RCMP officer which time the officers and men of these checks in to his room at the Imperial Motel units will patrol the border area prior to in Stanstead.The 2K-unit motel will be and during the Olympic Games, home for members of the Royal Canadian ( Record photo by Gordon Alexander) \rm> and RCMP until \ugust 8 during The computer telephone service will be on a round the-clock basis.Both Sgt Bolduc and Mr Palmer stress that these stricter security regulations will not interrupt any border crossing, much the same security is in operation along American border points.The additional RCMP officers and armed forces personnel are making their headquarters at the Imperial Motel in Stanstead The Armed Forces work under the RCMP out of the Stanstead RCMP office.“The rumors that the Army and RCMP have taken over the hotel are ridiculous,” Mrs Monique Couture, Imperial Motel owner, said “Usually at this time of year most of my rooms are vacant.Now we are booked solid until August 8 Our restaurant and cocktail lounge business is flourishing as usual,” Mrs Couture added The motel, located about one mile from the US-Canadian Border has 28 units.,• PRESENTS MEDAL — The George Lawson Medal for excellence in Canadian botany was presented Tuesday night at a banquet held in Dewhurst Hall, Bishop’s University during the five day annual meeting of the ('anadian Botanical \ssociation being held at the Len-noxville university.From left to right above are.Dr.A.\.Langford, Professor of Biology at Bishop’s who is chairman of the local committee organizing the meeting.Mary Elliott, president of the Canadian Botanical \ssociation who is seen presenting the medal to Dr.D.B.O.Savile.an Xgriculture Canada mycologist, and lean-Noel Poulin, deputy minister of the Quebec Lands and Forests Ministry who was a banquet guest.( Record photo by Barbara Stevenson ) Canadian Botanical Assoc, meets LENNOX VILLE (BS) — The Canadian Botanical Association continues its five day annual meeting today at Bishop’s University with participants taking field trips to study local natural habitat.Sessions began Monday with a welcome from Bishop's Biology Professor Arthur Langford who is chairman of the local committee organizing the event which is the first national scientific con- vention held at Bishop’s University.The annual banquet was held Tuesday night in Dewhurst Hall when Dr.D B O.Savile, an Agriculture Canada mycologist, was presented with the George Lawson Medal for excellence in Canadian botany.Guest speaker at the banquet was Dr.J.D.Jef-feris, Bishop’s University Professor Emeritus of Education, whose topic was To visit historic mill RICHMOND — A visit to the historic Denison Mill located near Richmond will be held Saturday and Sunday, June 12 and 13 from 2 to 5 p m.sponsored by the Richmond County Historical Society as part of its membership campaign.Presently owned by Mr and Mrs James Quig, the mill was declared a historical site in 1975 by the provincial cultural affairs department.The mill situated on the banks of the St.Francis River has been carefully reconstructed to its former state by local draftsmen The public is invited to view the mill.Refreshments will be sold Magog Council ' MAGOG (TT) Municipal council here appointed the mayor, the registrar, treasurer and councillors to participate in the congress of the Quebec union of municipalities to be held in Montreal September 21 to 24 At a recent meeting the councillors also named Stephen Roy, assistant director of police and fire accident, to take part in the congress of Quebec association of fire chiefs in Montreal June 13 to 16 A $3,500 loan was granted to the Magog association of senior citizens to enable the association to hire a worker for the period within the local initiative program The loan, repayable in five in- stallments of $700 each, began June 1, the report revealed Other loans were made to Les Loisirs de Magog Inc and the Magog School Commission Les Loisirs de Magog Inc was given $1,500 and the school commission, $375 Paul-Rene Gilbert and Ross Bennett have been named to represent council in the 13-man Office of Municipal Housing which the municipality hopes to create soon Finally, councillors have conferred on the mayor and the city registrar the right to sign a new collective labour convention between the municipality and public service office employees Better Homes and Gardens Also speaking at the dinner was Quebec Lands and Forests Deputy Minister Jean-Noel Poulin who said in his address that the proper management of Quebec lands depends on a con census of all socio-economic forces in our society.He also said that in land use plan ning, analysis is carried out of existing land capabilities such as for agriculture, urbanization, energy transportation corridors or cottage areas This information is important as a management tool, he said Entertainment was provided at the banquet by John Pille and his Renaissance Chamber Group Keynote addresses were given Monday when JS Rowe, of the University of Saskatchewan, spoke on the natural areas, followed by AD Bradshaw, of the University of Liverpool, whose topic was disturbed lands, their reclamation and development as nature reserves Another keynote address was given Tuesday by Everett Peterson of the Western Ecological Services on regulatory aspects of ecological reserves in Canada Tonight Lemieux, University, Dr.Gilles of Laval will discuss some practical problems in the establishment and management of ecological reserves, followed by Dr Vladimir Krajina, University of British Columbia, speaking on the progress of ecological reserves in British Columbia Various scientific papers have been also presented and discussed during the week.Tomorrow participants leave for a day-long tour of the Montreal Botanical Gardens, rounding out the schedule School elections planned SHERBROOKE (TT) Nine candidates will set election Monday, June 14 the six-seat Sherbrool Catholic School Commissio Gerard Cote, Lucit Thaneus and Adrien S Hilaire are running for Wa 4 and Denis Lacombe ai Mrs Therese Payeur f Ward 18 Roger Desjardins, Ward Andre DuBois, Ward 6, Gi Stringer, Ward 14, and Mr Gisele Bergeron, Ward are unopposed Elections for chai manship of the commissi» will be held Monday, June 2 ROLLING HILLS RESIDENCE $240.for retired and elderly people Private Double Rooms $270.to $450.or $190.per month I All rates include meals & entertainment] Still a few rooms available.For reservations and information call — 567-5234 Located on Rte.143, Lennoxvitle Stansteav ")hway, 5 miles from Sherbrooke, 2’ ?miles from Lennoxville Changes planned for Brome municipal beach KNOWLTON (KT) — An adjourned meeting of Town of Brome Lake municipal Council was held on May 25 A new provincial government regulation has been received and it may therefore be necessary to engage qualified lifeguards to supervise the bathing area at the municipal beach The hours will be from 10 a m to 6 p m every day of the week commencing June 19 and continuing to September 6.Further information is to be requested such as responsibilities, advertising, equipment, etc This is the only public access to the lake owned by the municipality and therefore an effort will be made to keep the beach open at a reasonable cost Conditions regarding the snack bar concession will change due to the beach being supervised by lifeguards who will be responsible for keeping it clean at all times Working conditions will be prepared and the concession offered tothe former operator, M Irwin If not satisfactory, other applications will then be received The painting of the entire exterior and roof of the Town Hall has been deferred for a year due to the high cost However, both the Canadian and Quebec flags will be installed and a prominent identification sign displayed Three bids were received for purchase of a 1964 dump truck, the offer of W Y Auto Sales Inc was accepted unanimously.Since a road grader is being rented on an hourly basis, most gravel roads will be graded and gravel placed where necessary In the meantime, a used or new machine is being sought for purchase or rental with an option to buy No reply has been received from the justice department regarding unused roads In order to repair 2,000 feet necessary to reach the proposed house site of Claude Bernier, the cost has been estimated at $8,425 After lengthy discussion it was decided not to carry out such repair until the cost can be financially absorbed The Department of Transport has been contacted regarding future connection with (See Brome on Rage 10) Veterans Grave Decoration Day KNOWLTON (KT) — On Sunday, June 13, the Brome Branch Royal Canadian I^egion will be holding the Annual Veterans’ Grave Decoration Day There will be a short Memorial Service held at both the Protestant and Roman Catholic Cemeteries at 2 p m The public is cor dially invited to attend DIXVILLE HOME PICNIC SUNDAY, June 13th Commencing at 1:00 p.m.The Dixville Home Picnic will be held at Dixville.FOOD SALES - GAMES - EXHIBITS Annual business & progress reports.Rain or Shine — All Welcome * * 4 — TU K SIIKHliKOOKK lM RECORD Only English daily in the Eastern Townships Published by Eastern Townships Publishing Co.Ltd.P.O.Box 1200 — 2520 Roy Street Sherbrooke, Que.— Telephone 819 569 9528 Second class registration number 1064 Mail Subscription Rates and Carrier Paid in Advance I CPA] Rates Mail TO Canada 12 months fit.00 6 months S10 SO 3 months $ é SO 1 month S 3 SO Grand jury system dropped by most provinces A legal hand-me-down from medieval times, the grand jury system now has been dropped by every province but one Nova Scotia clings to the ancient machinery though it passed out of existence in three of the last four provinces retaining it—Ontario, New foundland and Prince Edward Island in amendments to the federal Criminal (’ode that took effect May 15 Britain, which originally developed it for screening criminal cases before trial in upper courts, killed the grand jury 43 years ago It also has died out in every other jurisdiction of the Com monwealth except Canada Many authorities here have regarded it as in a long-time state of rigor mortis—unnecessary, expensive, and some hold, at times unfair to defendants “Redundant” was the word used by a federal spokesman in announcing the May 15 action As far back as 1892, Sir John Thompson, then justice minister and later prime minister, pronounced the grand jury obsolete as he was in troducing the original version of Canada s Criminal Code.But he was not prepared to force the issue with the provinces, which administer the courts n»VSI l/r PROVINCES Removal since then has been done with the assent of individual provinces In 1954, a federal commission on revision of the code said it favored outright abolition, noting that this had been done in every other part of the Commonwealth But it did not want to bring in a formal recommendation without the support of the five provinces then retaining the procedure In 1969, Mr Justice Bora Laskin of the Ontario Supreme Court—now chief justice of Canada -described the grand jury’s role in the criminal process as largely anachronistic.It survives in Nova Scotia despite a 1974 recommendation against this from a provincial law reform commission The provincial government takes the view that the grand jury still is a protection for the accused and no element of defence should he taken away For example, a Dartmouth, N S., woman was charged last year with killing her child in a fit of post natal depression The grand jury ruled against this, saying she was not responsible for her actions GOES Y \K K \< K The origins of the grand jury go well hack into antiquity Historians are uncertain about how it began hut some maintain it initially was a version of the old Frankish “inquest” imported into England by William the Conqueror and that he used such juries to get information on prospective taxpayers to he included in the Domesday Book At all events, early traces of it have been found in the reign of Henry II in the 12th century, when bodies of 12 men were selected as snoopers to report to travelling judges on crimes committed in their communities between judicial assizes After a grand jury preferred charges, accused persons were tried by the primitive methods of compurgation or ordeal In compurgation, friends could exonerate a defendant by swearing he was an honorable man Under trial by ordeal, success in withstanding miscellaneous tortures was regarded as proof of innocence While the original effect of the grand jury was to bolster the power of the Crown against individuals, it later evolved into a body that gave some protection from spiteful prosecutions and from the big stick of the sovereign DEFIED KING In part, this reputation grew out of a historic case in 1681, in which Charles II brought a charge of high treason against the Earl of Shaftesbury, leader of a long fight with the king over the supremacy of Parliament A grand jury defied the king and threw out the indictment, though historians note that its motives may be questioned because it was loaded with political cronies of the earl In any case, it probably saved his life, though he eventually had to flee the country anyway and died in exile A decline in the protective function of the grand jury set in during the mid-19th century with the introduction of preliminary hearings before magistrates, who determine whether a defendant should he committed for trial in a higher court But the grand jury survived as an intermediary stage between preliminary hearing and trial Proceedings are held in secret, with the defendant not represented and only the prosecuting lawyer and his witnesses attending At the end, a true bills or a no bill is returned - true hills in the overshelming number of cases SEEN \S m LU \Rk Some authorities continue to regard it as what has been called ‘ the grand bulwark of civil liberty.” but an Ontario commission on law reform in 1973 which recommended abolition-said this is based on a presumption that the grand jury acts independently in weighing evidence However, the commission noted that the proceedings are directed by the Crown and it also suggests a further drawback to the defence is that surprise evidence could develop at closed proceedings to which a defendant’s lawyer would not have access ‘‘Surprise should have little place in a criminal trial.” it added Further weakening the concept of the grand jury as a protective body, the commission said, has been the fact that the provincial attorney general always has had the power to prefer an indictment before it even though it was thrown out at preliminary hearing He also could go before the grand jury with a new count to an indictment not con sidered at preliminary hearing GITES KE \SONS Other reasons for eliminating the system, the commission held, was that it would save time in getting a case to trial, give a new element of efficiency, save some money and obviate holding an accused in custody, possibly for weeks, before a grand jury reported Besides its part in the trial process, the grand jury has had subsidiary functions One has been to inspect and report on conditions in institutions sup ported by public money, such as jails and courthouses Another has been—to use the still-surviving archaic term— “gaol delivery,” which means determining whether any prisoners are being held improperly without trial Ontario is handing these two jobs over to panels which will be selected from persons on petit jury duty at spring and fall county court sittings In Prince Edward Island, the inspecting will be done by civil servants such as fire marshals and building inspectors Newfoundland is simply saying farewell to the whole thing including the inspection apparatus, which has been effectively dead there for a long time anyway “The grand jury hasn't examined a public building in Newfoundland in 25 years,” says Justice Minister T Alex Hickman Says Socreds not dead yet in Alberta politics * \ V; »• I ï > Frontrunner CIA-DIA bickering EDMONTON (CP) — Robert Clark is “quietly optimistic” for a resurgence of the party that governed Alberta for 35 years “A year ago.people were saying the Social Credit party is dead.” Mr Clark said in an interview “You don’t hear that today.” A lot has happened to the party since it was swept from power in 1971 and shattered in a Progressive Conservative landslide last year The 38-year-old farmer and farmer teacher from the central Alberta community of Carstairs, chosen party leader last December, has had to contend with postelection desertions of many party supporters, the task of rebuilding a once-great party and a 75-seat legislature dominated by 69 Conservatives But there’s new blood in the party, Mr Clark said, pointing out the average age of the party executive is 40 Many of the new supporters U S A.A FOREIGN COUNTRIES: 12 months $2é.00 é months in m C P A ( All subs to oxplro Doc.31st).12 months $39.00 WASHINGTON - The recent intelligence revelations have intensified the backroom bickering between the Central Intelligence Agency and Defense Intelligence Agency, a smoldering, subterranean feud of charge and coun tercharge.of snoop and countersnoop The CIA finally summarized its grievances late last year in a top-secret report, criticizing the DIA S handling of intelligence.charging that it merely duplicates the ClA s functions and calling for a drastic shakeup of the intelligence community The “Taylor Report," named for Project Director Edmund Taylor of the CIA, recommended that all intelligence resources should be placed under a general intelligence director Under the Taylor plan, the director would manage both the CIA and DIA, with complete control over the intelligence budget He would make his headquarters presumably at the (TA center in Langley, Va Financially speaking, the plan is attractive to the (TA, which now receives only about 20 per cent of the national intelligence budget For the Taylor reorganization would put the CIA clique in the dominant position The Taylor Report sharply criticized the quality of U& intelligence, particularly that produced by the DtA The document charged that the overlapping intelligence effort produced conflicting reports, created dangerous confusion, pre vented coordination and created a false' sense of security The top-secret report produced an almighty howl from the Pentagon's m telhgence chiefs, who complained that it was inaccurate, infair and one-sided The intelligence programs outside the CIA, they insisted, were well conducted and coordinated In any event they argued that the real issue wasn’t control over intelligence but the excesses of the intelligence agencies The Taylor Report was submitted to Jack Anderson's -Cr W a’shinélon President Ford, who asked for another, liter-agency report presenting all sides The second report offered a range of alternatives for the President to choose from Intelligence sources tell us they are dissatisfied with the few organizational changes that have been made These changes won't strengthen the main failings.they say.where national security is at stake Beyond this, security prevents us from discussing the failings more specifically Fuddle Factory: Below the top layer of government are a host of anonymous deputies and assistants, faceless men and women with unseen power, who often pull the strings that cause the leaders to move One of the second-level sachems at the Commerce Department, for example, is the assistant secretary for domestic and international business He ls largely mvBi-ble to the voting public, but he carries a big stick He can make his influence felt in business circles around the world Ex-Vice President Spiro Agiew during his glory days installed Tilton Dobbin in this strategic post After A#iew fell from grace.Dobbin helped the deposed and disgraced A grew make some international business contacts Word of the Dobbin Agnew relationship reached Rogers Morton, then the com merce secretary, who quietly got rid of Dobbin But unknow n to Morton.Dobbin s loyal assistant.John Gleason, stayed on as a deputy assistant secretary Thus A gnew still has a good connection at Commerce Dobbin was replaced, meanwhile, by Travis Reed He quickly became known inside the Commerce Department as “Travelin' Travis” During his first five months on the job.he took 13 trips Marty times he found an excuse to fly to his slu chalet in Idaho Reed also maneuvered Treasiry Secretary William Simon into inviting him on a Middle Eastern tour Simon had asked for Charles Hostler, an expert on Middle East commerce As Hostler's superior, Reed said he wouldn’t let Hostler go unless he could go along, too.After some bureaucratic maneuvering between aides, Simon wound up signing an invitation for Reed to join him on the trip.Because it appeared that Simon was specifically requesting Reed, the new Commerce Secretary.Elliot Richardson, approved his travel - despite the fact that Richardson considered Reed's rovings already excessive From the Middle East Reed cabled hack his intention to take a aide trip to Pans.This was too much for the Com merce brass, who turned him down In a smf Reed fired off his resignation by cable to Washington It was happdy ac cepted But the crafty Reed had made arrangements for his political future He not only had retained Dobbin’s maa John Gleason, but had promoted him So the grateful Gleason owed Reed a favor The favor was to install a new Commerce field office in Boise Id And who was the new Idaho office manager0 Reed's special assistant.William Glassford Now Glassford can move freely throughout the Idaho busuwas community spreading the good word about Travis Reed For Travel in’ Travis has started traveling around Idaho preparing to rai for political office Footnote Reed defended his travel as a necessary part of his job Both Reed and Gleason also denied setting up the Idaho office as a political move Dobbin and Gleason said they had done no special favors for Spiro Agnew were disenchanted Conservatives or Liberals.“More Albertans are becoming concerned about the political options in Alberta, and they’re looking to us to supply that alternative PREP \KKI) TO LE \l) While Mr.Clark spoke last year of resigning as leader, he said he now is prepared to lead the party into the next election.He said the four-man Social Credit opposition managed to keep Premier Peter Lougheeds government busy throughout most of the last legislative session, which ended May 19 A major bill passed during the session created the Alberta Heritage Savings Trust Fund, an idea the Social Credit caucus says is reasonable, but backed by inadequate legislation The fund will take 30 per cent of the annual revenues from the province’s non-renewahle resources to be invested for future gener ations Its investment committee is the cabinet, and that’s the part both the official opposition and the lone NDP member in the house oh jected to.One defeated Social Credit amendment would have made investments subject to ap proval by the legislature before they were made “W'e had hoped the government would he big enough to bring the com mitment of funds for the Alberta Heritage Savings Trust Fund to the people of Alberta before they spent them behind closed doors in cabinet I think this idea of doing the public business before the public is vital.” Mr Clark was unhappy with the $1 75 increase in the price of a barrel of Alberta crude oil, now priced at $8 The increase, announced in mid May after federal provincial negotiations, is to take effect in two stages, with a $1 05 increase July 1 and a further 70-cent increase Jan 1, 1977 “The premier talks about $175 increase, but that’s really $1 40 at the very most,” he said, because the full increase will be effective| for only six months " “The $1.75 is going to he much closer to the $1 30 or $1.40 that (federal Energy Minister) Alastair Gillespie talked about way back when I’m afraid that it’s one of these situations again where we got what Ottawa wanted to give us.” VLBFRTWS FIRST Mr Clark said the Social Credit party believes the interests of Albertans should be considered first in negotiating oil prices, because this province has contributed greatly to Confederation by selling it nonrenewable resources at two-thirds of the world price He agreed the Social Credit government made a lot of mistakes in its time, hut stressed that “precious few of those things have come through to he in the long term detriment to Albertans ” “We can say the royalties may not have been high enough on oil and gas, and that’s a debatable point .The premier argues in the house that we were only getting $2 85 a barrel for oil, hut as Mr (provincial Energy Minister Don) Getty admits, that was above the world price at that time “I don't think any one government can take credit for the oil policy in Alberta today I think it’s recognized that Alberta’s management of resources has been among the best in the world ” Quote/Unquote What people are saying.The first thing I taught him was how to start a speech, and I have never seen such talent in my life But we ve been trying to teach him how to stop - Sen Walter Mondale (D-Minn 1, at a Minnesota Press Club meeting roasting" Sen Hubert Humphrey Urge Mr Lord to stick to his guns on Africa and not he distracted by political winds Some things are more impor tant than being elected Presi dent of the United Sûtes, and this policy is one of them —Sen Jacob Javits (R-NY.L to Secretary of State Henry Kissinger during Kissinger's Senate testimony that the Ford Administration will con tinue to support black majority rule in Rhodesia I don t think that the President should ask for Secretary Kissinger s resignation 1 don t think that would help politically and it could be damaging.I think, in terms of our overall international situation — Sen Robert P Griffin (R Mich I v mi: HIKItliKOOKK KM OKI) — Till US.II \K |o.IH7I» — Stratford Festival opens 24th season STRATFORD.Ont (CP) — The Stratford Festival opened its 24th season Monday with a visually stunning tour de force of female acting talent led by stars Maggie Smith and Jessica Tandy Mia Anderson.Domini Blythe and Jackie Crossword Olio Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS 1 Nort* 32 Enem.es 34 Natural Ar^er 'Cgn aptitude nation 37 Put do*n 7 its cap ta' tv 38 Indian we*gnt 13 Spheres o* 39 Hamlet _JS;u action 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43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 11 Burroughs, veterans of the Shakespeare and Shaw summer festivals, joined them in William Congreve's rarely seen 18th-century comedy of high-society London manners.The Way of the World Miss Smith, Academy Award winner and five times winner of Britain's best actress-of-theyear awards, played the beautiful, wealthy, and slightly distracted Mrs Millamant, niece of the domineering Lady Wishfort Miss Tandy, also making her first Stratford Festival appearance, played Lady Wishfort with all the flutter and bosom-heaving sighs of the grand matriarch Congreve’s play is counted as the best comedy to survive from the Restoration period in English history, when theatre fare reacted with lewdness to the Puritan stringencies of the Cromwellian era, when, in fact.London theatres were closed for more than a decade CLEAN FAMILY Fl N But while The Way of the World has lines that would shock the Victorians, Stratford’s production directed by artistic director Robin Phillips comes through as almost just good clean family fun in the 1970s The story is a complex one about a philanderer, Mirabell, played by Jeremy Brett, seeking the hand of Mrs.Millamant, a marriage Lady Wishfort is intent on thwarting Mia Anderson, usually seen in comedy roles, plays Lady Wishfort’s daughter, whose estranged husband, Fainall, played by Alan Scarfe, has the heavy, melodramatic role of trying to secure Lady Wishfort’s fortune.Domini Bluthe, dressed in black, is the sinister Mrs Marwood, Fainall’s mistress, seeking to aid him in his dark endeavors.But of course, all turns out well in the end, with Maggie Smith delivering Congreve’s epilogue, a diatribe against theatre critics Costumes designed by Daphne Dare, the festival's head of design, were elaborate, colorful and in the best Stratford tradition of sumptuous materials Miss Dare’s set for the Festival Theatre's open stage disguised the famous balcony with panels of cut glass screens Since last season, the balcony has been mounted on hydraulics so that it can be removed Mrs Alice Hawley has sold her house to Mr Edward Poirier, from Ontario and he has taken possession Mr and Mrs James Lodge of Unionville, Conn .spent a week with Mrs Lodge’s sis ter.Mrs Hector Garland and Mr Garland Mr and Mrs Leonard Goodhue of Sawyerville were recent weekend visitors of Mrs Goodhue’s sister Mrs Donald McGrath and Mr.McGrath en route to their new home in Bolton.Ont They also visited other relatives, Mrs.Goodhue’s father.Mr Howard Goodhue and brother Mr Lawrence Goodhue and family.Mrs Ada Goodhue of Cowansville was a recent week end visitor of Mr and Mrs Donald McGrath Mr.and Mrs Malcolm Riddell of Terrasse Vau-dreuil.were recent guests of Mr.Riddell’s mother, Mrs Ethel Riddell Mrs Kathleen Fairhurst has returned from Toronto where she was visiting her brother, Mr Cameron Stewart and Mrs.Stewart, also visiting her sister Mss.H.Dwyer and Mr.Dwyer in Montreal.Recent guest of Mrs Bertha Thurber and Mrs Mary Rose Riel, was their sister.Mrs.Guertain of Montreal There has been some criticism that since taking over the directorship of the festival, Robin Phillips hasn’t given women the prominence they deserve Whatever validity there was in that criticism last season, it was put to rest in the starring performances by the women in the Congreve play Miss Smith, best known in North Amenca for her role in the movie.The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, demon strated her masterful sense Mr Dwight Marco of Enfield.Conn .was a weekend visitor of Mr and Mrs Donald McGrath Sympathy is extended to the family and other rela lives of Mr Hollis Wilkins, whose death occurred at a Sherbrooke Hospital Mr and Mrs Arlie McGrath.of Enfield.Conn , w ere overnight guests of Mr and Mrs Donald McGrath, and also attended the funeral service for Mr Hollis Wilkins of timing in comedy lines, with a beauty and grace befitting the wealthy niece in search of a husband— but not sure what she wants in a husband Miss Tandy.whose husband Hume Cronyn is returning to the Stratford Festival this season for the first time since 1969.is a Shakespearean actress who has been too long missing from the Stratford scene s \l \ I I K O I R S MIL \KIOl'S Two smaller roles in the large cast production, which runs for 3C- hours with two short intermissions, bring sparkle to the play Jackie Burroughs is the ancient servant, mincing, with creaking limbs, who performs hilariously in a short courtly dance with Dorian (Joe) Clark And Tony Van Bridge, without whom no summer festival season would be complete, plays the country squire from Shropshire, Sir Wilful Witwoud, bemused and eventually besotted by his experience with social life in London The Way of the World runs to Aug 8 One of the festival’s two versions of Shakespeare's Hamlet, starring Nicholas Pennell as the Moody Dane, opened Monday at the Avon Theatre, and will run there until late September So too will the other version, star-nng Richard Monette, and The Tempest, starring 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Lots of time left to enjoy 1 bedroom apartment in building with Fantastic Facilities' $338 mo.Call Zsuzsi at Harvey's Deluxury Apartments immediately.________ SAME as above, except (1) Apt is on 22nd fl.(2) Rent is $334 mo.(3) My name isn't Zsuzsi.To find out what it is coll very soon.Pretty please.____________ FREE month of groceries for you and your loved ones when you show this ad to Debbie A David after you sign lease for our 1-bedroom apartment on 21st fl.of Harvey's Deluxury Apartments.$330 mo.23 mos.to go' Fantastic Facilities!_______________________________ HARVEY’S Deluxury Apartments are delousy and I'm getting delirious thinking about the 23 mos.left on delease.$326 mo.20th fl.Call Delores de sooner de better.Fantastic Facilities'__________ 1 -bedroom apt.on 19th fl.Use of Fantastic (!) swimming pool, sauna, tennis courts and 23 mo.lease.Coll Judy.PRESTIGE 1-bedroom apartment on 1 8th fl.of -luxury Apartments building.$318 mo.Call Paul.Fantastic Facilities' l-bedroom sublet.23 mo.17th fl.Fantastic Facilities' They don t make many like this one.$314 mo.Coll Richard.LIKE-new lease.Only used one month.Coll Thyro and take it off my hands.16th fl.$310 mo.1-bdrm.Fantastic Focilities' EXPERIENCE the highly unusual for almost 2 full years" Call Stanley on the 1 5th fl.$306 mo.1 -bdrm.Fantastic Focilities' 1 mo.sublet.5-bedroom apartment.1 4th fl.$200 mo.You won't believe it.Fantastic Facilities' 23 mo.sublet.1 3th fl.1 -bedroom apartment plus hamster.Phone Mark.$298 mo.Fantastic Facilities' 1-bedroom Deluxury Apartment with 23 mo Deluxury lease.Call Suzy.1 2fh fl.$294 mo Fantastic Facilities' 23 mo sublets.1 -bedroom opts on floors 11-2 Fantastic Facilities' Coll Rosa ($290 mo.), Kalman ($286 mo), Craig ($282 mo ), Jonathan ($278 mo ), Samantha ($274 mo.), Michelle ($270 mo), Roxanne ($266 mo), Bernard ($262 mo), Homer ($258 rno.) or Snead ($254 mo ) 23 mo.sublet.1-bedroom opt.1st floor.$50 mo.Coll Harvey at Harveys De luxury Apartments.Fantastic Facilities' 1 A 2 bedroom apartments for rent Rent higher than lost year, lower than next year._______________________________ YOU can t afford this one either.Shared Oil Accommodation THIS it your ouspicious day' Share two-bedroom house Downtown location.Ask for Lucifer, Zak, On©, Target, Tanya, Sebrma, Persimmon, Chastity, Peace, Gazelle or Frank Anytime $2 50 rno Head must be mto magic, astrology, palmistry, phrenology, pop psychology, etc, STINOGRIFIR witlitt 2 tho>r 2 bed room iportmmt with rispontibl, michoor tipeist.I rite.U tipe Mole resoomae to Lulu bie negst weke ALL the money you con save for a home with a Commerce Home Ownership Savings Plan will really tickle your funnybone.I can t handle this apartment by myself.So we'll split everything right down the middle.50-50.I'll clean, make the beds, prepare the meals, get down on my hands and knees and scrub away at the floors, water the plants, take out the garbage; 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Once you terminate your Plan that s it" You can never get another one anywhere"1 Just go to any of the more than 1650 branches of the Commerce See you there' CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE WE interrupt thit column to urge you to »fart taving For a home with o Commerce Home Ownerihip Saving* Plan JUST LIKE HOME MUST clean up room and take out garbage.Mow lawn in summer.Shovel walk m winter Do your homework.Get your feet off the wall.You can't leave the table until you finish everything on your plate DON T TALK BACK TO ME Pieman» surroundings $35 wk.SHARE TV, TV guide, TV remot* control ¦ TV dinner Must be good converso- onolist MOUTH - watering breakfasts Zesty lunches Delightful suppers.Marvelous TV lovely room Amiable lady Cheerful budgie Happy days are here ogam $90 wk________________________________ WHAT-’ You're paying rent and you're not saving for a home with a Commerce Home Ownership Savings Plan?2012 Short TVrm Rentals 1 spacious room m renovated home $30 mo PARKING space for two Also garage! for rent.Coll Mrs.Ford 2 spocous rooms in renovated home $60 mo.Wl furnish the room, you furnish the ! mpnoy, | FURNISHED room in older building will suit basic needs Sturdy furniture through out.2 full-time guards 5 full time watch dogs.Electric fence Rent payable one day ot o time.3 spacious rooms in renovated home $112 mo.3 spacious rooms and bathroom in ren ovated home.$280 mo.YOU won't be loughmg when the rent goes up.Start saving for a home with o Commerce Home Ownership Savings Plan.BREAKFAST Ju-ce Buttered Toost, Coffee-$2 95 LUNCH BIT on brown, hold the mayo.Coffee — $3 95 DINNER Shepherd s Pie, Creomtd Com, Jell© — $6 95 ROOM Small, B&W TV, Shored both —$95 wk.Toothpick.Mint.EARN your keep by tending well-be haved children Freddie, 2.Solly, 4 Betsy, 7.Tommy, 21.Coll Tommy around noon.ANY lovely apartments to rent in tmautiful high rise Rent 1 year, 2 years, 3 years or for os many years os you ke The way I see it, any number of ears is too short Coll your future land >rd and sign up today LOVELY 2 bedroom hom* Until 6 HOME with unused guest room Coll up and invite yourself for a month $60 LIKE the Hapsburg Palace Only bigger.Makes that dump at Versailles look like o washroom.How much?If you hove to osk, it’s not for you Keep reading SUPER bod pad.Coll Zad HOME is where the heart is When you poy the rent, is your heart really »n it* Does your heart break to tee all your hard earned money go to some heartless oportment building?Well, we hove some heartening news for you Now you con save for a home with a Commerce Home Ownership Savings Plan Walk into any Commerce branch and hove a heart-to-heart talk with us Come on Take heart I'M leaving Monday, returning Friday Would you keep an eye on the kids while I m away?Nice place Low rent ROOM to let for mole from September to June Bed tits on shag rug Day glo posters of far out rock personalities on walls Black light Full length mirror Use of electric guitar, bongoet.record player, blow dryer ond incense burners (mcense included) Adults promise never to go info room without permission $50 wk RELATIVELY new, relatively clean, relatively mce home with relatively short 10 year lease Coll A Emstem relatively soon._________________________________ R EN T e * quisle Nouveau Kitsch 3 bed room home from parvenu couple for year while they visit Niagara Falls, Mount Ruthmore, Grand Canyon and D'zneyland.Imagine this Fabulous Pmk Marble Foyer — Statues of Venus de Milo, The Discus Thrower, Winged Victory, Apollo Belvedere, David its niches Acropolis living Room replica of inside of Parthenon Shocking pmk broodloom, t.qer rug on floor Crushed velvet up bolstered choirs PLUS original, stn s.gned factory masterpieces of The Moulm Rouge, The Chomps flysee, The Eiffel Tower, Pons in the Rom, New York Skyline, Bull ond Matador, Girl Ploying the Violin by the Seo, Winter Mountain Scene, Summer Mountain Scene, Spnng Mountain Scene, (Foil Mountain Scene on 'oon), Kinetic Oof meal (on abstract), Sod Clown (on vel vet), The Mono lisa.Whistler s Mother.Blue Boy Kleopatra Master Bedroom — limestone walls with hieroglyphics.Floating Nile woterbed Amenhotep IV mummy encased m clear plastic on d'onfe colour TV NeferMi night tobies, dresser Mausoleum sized closet.Tutankhamen Master Bathroom — Sphmx firths.Gold throne mlo'd with enamel, semiprecious stones, etc Unique collection of beer stems, moustache cups Spanish Wrought Iron 2nd Bedroom Rice Paper Pogodo 3rd Bedroom English Pub Dining Room Dark Ages Den Nokitchen (Chinese restaurant around corner.) Huge, green carpeted, lion guarded, bolustroded balcony boosts multitude of cute statuettes swans, flamingoes, dwarfs, David, mushrooms, cherubs, Donald Deck, Grecian Urn.Coll Bob and or Carol* (with on e) anytime.i I I K — TH K SIIK»{»«KOOKK KKC'OIU) — TH IKK.Jl NE 16.1976 The family rtUL Mr.and Mrs.Itraden ( «oodffdlou Goodfellow-Butler The marriage of Miss Janet Butler, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Ronald Butler, Richmond.Que., and Mr Braden Goodfellow, elder son of Mr and Mrs.Donald Goodfellow, Trenholm, Que , was celebrated on May 8.1976.in the United Church, Richmond.Rev D G.McKenzie officiated at the double ring ceremony, with Mr Terry Seney assisting The wed ding music was played by Mrs R A Cameron, with Mrs B Barrie singing the solo selections The church was decorated with large baskets of flowers in yellow and white tones The bride, who was given in marriage by her father and mother, wore a long sleeved gown of white organza polyester over taffeta with a chapel train The yoke was of Venetian lace, and both the yoke and the hem of her train were interlaced with pale green ribbon She wore a bridal tiara of Venetian lace, also interlaced with green ribbon, and with a polyester waist length veil attached Her bouquet was of yellow roses Her maid-of-honor, Miss Linda Duffy, wore a long sleeved pale yellow gown of embossed polyester; and her two bridesmands.Miss Anne Healy and Miss Donna Butler, wore pale green gowns of the same material and design All the bridal attendants wore white picture hats with trim to match their dresses, and carried long stemmed yellow roses Mr Jim Zintel acted as best man, and the ushers were Mr Kevin Goodfellow and Mr John Butler The groom and other male members of the wedding party wore dark green tuxedos with velvet collars and lapels, and white ruffled shirts edged with dark green The mother of the bride.Mrs Ronald Butler, wore a long-sleeved gown of turquoise silk with sleeves and yoke of Lisneran lace, with white accessories and a corsage of off white orchids Mrs Donald Goodfellow, Cowansville Guides, Brownies hold fly-up BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATH NOTICES CARDS OF THANKS IN MEMORIAM REQUIEM MASSES 50ma?ed caricature ot smaer-dan-car Ann Margret arrives m Bedrock to dad cate a sports arena a 2t Let s Make a Deal — game Q Montreal 0 Patol raconte A Pay Cards 12 30 Q Mon pays mas amours ^ Search lor Tomorrow—serial $ Taka My Advice Kelly Lange is host to celebrity couples who otter then advice on .ewe's personal problems rU Las Tannants i60 mm ) Movietime — adventure in« Desert Hawk (1950' The Desert Hawn a Teheran blacksmith pro-tector ot the poor agamst the wick ed Pr nee Murad rescues the kidnapped Pr ocess winning her love and the people s freedom Richard Greene Yvonne De Carlo star (90 mm J •ft Ail My Children Magic Tom s Road Show 1 00 0 Sur das roulettes News and Weather Movie tow Creature (1954) P Langdon stars (90 mm > 5 Somerset 0 Mary Hartman.Mary Hartman a satirical soap opera with Louise Lasser m the 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follow the steps of the German aviation pioneer m this second of a l«-part dram* documentary senes oneariy aviation OGD Cinema — drama Un amour bref (1969) Joan Collins Mafh.eu Carnere star (2 hrs ) sen s Heroes — comedy fscust My French Le monde de M Danse (repeat) © Rever en couleurs 3) Evening Edition with Merlin Agronsky J The Wattons — drame In the cold wetness of a stormy night Olivia Jim Bob and E''/abeth are lost m the w 'd bear country around Walton s Mountam (6o mm if repeat) 5 The Mac Davis Show — vsrlefy Dolly Parton Pau' Williams and tha m.me duo o* Shields and Yamafl ara oues’s (60 mm i 0O Carol Burnett — variety Carol Burnett Harvey Korman Vicki Lawrence Tim Conway and the Ernest Fiatt dancers offer their an nuai family show with highlights of the past season V\ ellington St S Sherbrooke Tel 567 3581 Electric Appliances Repairs INTERNATIONAL NURS ERY SCHOOL, established 1966.children aged 3 to 5, Mon , Wed , Fri English instruction Mrs Trollope, 567 0576 54.Professional Directory THOMAS A LAVIN, lawyer, Lapointe, Rosenstein, White.Knowlton office Monday, Wednesday & Friday, 8 pm Tel 243 5247 LANGLAIS, MONTY, PEPIN, FOURNIER & LANDRY, 6 Wellington St., South, Sherbrooke Tel 562 4735 Also Stanstead, 876 2771 MACLAREN, HACKETT, CAMPBELL, BISSONN ETTE & BOUCHARD, 80 Peel St., Sherbrooke Tel 565 7885 40 Main St., Rock Island Tel 876 7295 314 Main St., Cowansville.Tel 514 263 4077 Residents of Cowansville, Knowlton, Granby, Farnham, Sutton & vicinity may call Sher brooke office toll free at 263 0221 PAUL LINDELL Pro fessional photographer Creative portraits, wed dings and commercial work 237 Dufferin St., Sher brooke Tel 567 1666 City of MAGOG PUBLIC NOTICE SEBASTIEN LAPOINTE General Contractor — All kinds of new buildings repairs aluminum siding -foundations -etc.FREE ESTIMATES Tel.: Mike Sharman (514) 243-6511 Knowlton, P.Que.VACUUM CENTER Authorized agent, Compact, Air Way, Eureka, Hoover Sales and repairs to vacuum cleaners of all types 875 King St W Tel 569 4808 46.Pets for sale PUPPIES — Mother purebred Collie, father half German Shepherd and half Collie.Very cute Asking $5 00 Tel 565 7217 PUREBRED IRISH SETTER puppies for sale $100 Phone 514 539 3566, David Chap man.IRISH SETTER PUPPIES, registered, vaccinated, show and hunting quality Call after 5:00 p m.819 876 292?PUREBRED ST BERNARD PUPPIES, fully vaccinated, 6 females, 5 males.Tel 819 875 5181 after 6:00 p m.Money to Loan ASHTON R TOBIN, Q.C Trial work and General Practice, 144 Wellington North.Tel 562 2120 City of MAGOG PUBLIC NOTICE MONEY TO LOAN $1.000 to $50.000 lst-2nd mortgage, everywhere Rate starting at ll^o Consolidate all your debts into one small payment Special attention to all out of town requests BADEAU & FILS ENR 1576 King St W Sherbrooke: night Drummondville Granby 569 7375 563 5604 477 2890 372 9030 PROVINCEOF QUEBEC BY LAW NO.654 TOTHE RATEPAYERS OF THIS MUN ICI PAL IT Y PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to you by the undersigned clerk of this municipality, that the mun icipal council of this municipality, at its regular meeting of June 3, 1976, has passed by law No.654 amending by law No 609 concerning employees ap pointed to parking.The details of said by law are fully given in the by law itself of which every in terested party may take communication at the of fice of the City ot Magog during office hours.Magog, this 4th day of June, 1976.(signed) Jean Paul Lange, c m o., City Clerk CANADA PROVINCEOF QUEBEC COUNTY OF ST FRANCIS MUNICIPAL CORPORA TIONOF THE TOWN OF LENNOXVILLE To the ratepayers of the Municipality of the Town of Lennoxville.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given by the under signed secretary treasurer that the Council, at its meeting held on June 7th, 1976, has unanimously adopted By Law No.313 of the Municipal by laws of the Corporation of the Town of Lennoxville, which decrees a loan amounting to the sum of $1,400,000 00 for the installation of new required sewer drains water mains etc., etc.on Speid and Queen Streets.PUBLIC NOTICE is also given that said by law is now deposited in the of fice of the secretary treas urer, in the Lennoxville Town Hall, where all inter ested parties may read it during office hours.PUBLIC NOTICE is given as well that as re quired by Art.No 593 of the Cities and Towns Act of the Province of Quebec, a public meeting of the prop rietors electors of the Municipality of the Town of Lennoxville, is hereby duly convened and will take place at the Town Hall 150 Queen St., Lennoxville on Monday evening, June 21st, 1976 from 7:00 o'clock until 9:00 P M.to approve of By Law No.313.Given under my hand at Lennoxville, this 8th day of June 1976.Jules Gervais, c m o Sec treasurer PROVINCEOF QUEBEC TO THE PROPERTY OWNERS who are entered on the valuation roll in force in the City of Magog on May 6th, 1976, with res pect to immovables situ ated in zone CT 2 and ad jacent zones RA 1, RA 2, RS 1 and CA 9, BY LAW NO.653 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Magog, that at a regular meeting held on May 6th, 1976, the Munici pal Council of the City of Magog has adopted by law No 653, amending con structionand zoning by law No.362 authorizing the con struction of boat houses and private apartments on lot No.1673, Merry street south, zone CT 2, Said zone CT 2 being bounded as follows: At North by Magog River; at East by Merry street south and zones CA 9, RS I and RA 2, at south by zone RA 1, at West by Lake Memphremagog and Ma gog River; A register has been held on May 26 and 27, 1976, during which the votation has been requested by 47 qualified persons to vote nécessita ting that the votation be held The opening of the voting for the approval or dis approval of said by law has been fixed on Monday June 28, 1976 The vote shall be taken at the municipal office, at the City Hall, from nine o'clock in the morning to seven o'clock in the evening the 28th day of June 1976 Magog, this 4th day of june 1976 (signed) Jean Paul Lange, c m o City Clerk TRUCK LOAD ^ Bolens' «mc MULCHING LAWN MOWERS IS’’ - 2 cylce - No.7432 Reg.149 $ 99 18" - 4 cycle - No.8535 Reg.189.$135.22" - Self Propelled Reg .266.$205.ELECTRIC START SELF PROPELLED Reg.323.$250 Sole will end June 26th at 5 p.m.or before if stock cleared.Don't Delay This Offer Won't Be Repeated FERRONERIE SUTTON HARDWARE MAIN ST.— SUTTON — (514) 538-2336 l J06&N6 IS ÔOOV FOR "lOUR HEART 0UT It MAkES hOOR feet mao FEET ARE AlUUAfS MAO A&0UT 50METh:m6 ¦ ( £ BILINGUAL AUCTIONEER COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICES Auction House Lennoxville Sawyerville—Tel.889 2272 ART BENNETT SHORT RIBS -*• Sw 2E “r-iA'r vô ~T"?LEN O'DONNELL niK MIMLHKI 0 Ulc Despite weather Giants stop Expos 6-2 MIL GOVERNORS \PPKOVERl LE IT SEEMS TH \T THE EE \(il E is out to cut down on violence and approved a new rule to penalize the offenders Any player who is tagged three-game misconducts.or gross misconducts, will be subjected to a one-game suspension This will be increased if the player, in the question, continues his rough tactics IE HE STILE INSISTS IN ROI GH PEW the suspensions will be increased and at the same time the team will be assessed a $1.000 fine This will also be increased as well.I THINK IT S \BOl T time that all leagues commence to crack down on Tough-house” tactics I have always said this and after watching several junior games last season I stated at the time that the league should do something about it.I \PPROYE GOOD HARD HOCKEY but I can t see why the players should use their sticks to try and defend themselves and try to maim the other player This just doesn’t make sense no matter how you look at it.NO 1)01 BT KOEEOWING THE NHE the other leagues SAN FRANCISCO AP> -Some San Francisco Giants are growing tired of constant complaints by their team mates over the weather at Candlestick Park This surfaced Wednesday following the Giants’ 6-2 victory over Montreal Expos -one day after Tuesday night s 9 4 loss provoked gnpes from Derrel Thomas and Ken Reitz On other occasions, veterans Willie Montanez and Bobby Murcer have voiced displeasure over Candlestick Park not ex Braves' Messersmith close again ill pick it up and apply the same kind of suspensions and es In junior hockey the boys lose their tempers faster lan the pros and the coaches have their hands full trying to control their players In amateur hockey the fines are hard to impose but the players can get tagged with tough suspensions and in this manner they may think twice about commencing a fight HOCKEY IS \ TOl’GH.HARD SPORT and it will always remain as such If you commence to impose too many suspensions the players can turn it into a patsy affair Good straight fighting is part of the game but if some players look just for that, then they should get the gate and the works which go along with it.+ + + BOBBY ORB’S El Tl RE may be decided today, or this week He has entered hospital in Toronto and the result will decide just where, and what, he will be doing in the future.IT SEEMS TH \T THE BEACK HAWKS have the inside track if the examination turns out O K and his agent, lawyer Alan Eagleson, says he will definitely go to Chicago The Blues are now officially out of the picture.Maybe they couldn’t, or wouldn’t match, the terms required.EE WING THE BRI INS where he has been for the past 10 years certainly hit Harry Sinden.Bruins’ general-manager.and Coach Don Cherry hard.It seems as though they figured he would be back but it looks as though something happened to change matters around, maybe it was the money question.Anyway we will all know soon just what the future holds for Bobby Orr.+ + + PAl E BROl IEEARI) OPEN will take place Saturday at the Sherbrooke Country Club and the teams will be sold at auction Friday evening at 8:00 p.m.Some 130 golfers will be taking part in the popular golfing event which should produce good scores THE COl NTRY CEI B VVIEE BE hosting the Inter-city Golf Tournament for class A this Sunday when players from Milby, Cowansville, Granby-Miner and Sherbrooke will clash Sherbrooke has a strong team and is favored to cop the event.ROGER EEGAI ET OF THE COl NTRY CEI B is playing his best golf for some time.He fired a neat 74 at Milby to lead the qualifying round and top Mike Arsenault and Doug McEwen by two strokes.It gives him an edge in the Quebec Amateur Golf Association listings for the major tournament which will be held this summer.+ -f -f PRESIDENT ROGER EONGPRE AND HIS EXECl Tl VE of the Eastern Townships Hockey Veterans Association has lined up a well prepared agenda for the trimmer outing at East Angus Sunday 4r MAYOR ROGER COl TI RE AND HIS ALDERMEN will receive the group at a civic reception at the City Hall which will be follow ed by a buffet after.Those interested in playing golf should bring their clubs as members can play on the East Angus Golf Club in the afternoon.So it looks at though it will be a pleasant day if the Weather Man will cooperate in the event.+ + + \ RED CROSS SWIMMING CLINIC will be held at Bishop’s University for all swimming instructors of the District.This is compulsory in order to retain their certificates for another two years For those requiring more information they can contact Miss Nancy Shannon by calling 569-2642 + + + si MMER MUST BE HERE if we note the press release from Andre Collard, Public Relations officer for the City.Two pools, St Alphonse and Marin, are the only ones opened just at present, the rest will be ready on June 23rd MR COEEARD \ESO POINTS out that this year all persons using the City pools will be obliged to use a bathing cap, male and female This is in order that the water, which is filtered, will remain in perfect condition.These two pools are heated while the others aren’t, hence the reason for their delay Maybe with the warm weather this rule will change.At least we hope so for all the swimmers.+ + + THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF THE Sherbrooke Lennoxville and the Sherbrooke-Fleurimont Little Leagues will take place Saturday at the Parade Grounds THE \NNl \E PARADE VVIEE leave the Bus Terminal at 12:30 and will proceed to the Parade Grounds where special activities will be held It is the 25th anniversary of existence and President Yves Dubreuil and his committee has planned special events for the occasion So, besides watching some good ball, the fans will be in for a very enjoyable afternoon So drop around and give the youngsters a boost Columbus picks Remparts’ Gagnon Only last month, Andy Messersmith was worried about w inning a game Now he’s thinking about no-hitters with each start “Sure.I was thinking nohitter again,” the Atlanta pitcher said Wednesday after shutting out Chicago Cubs 2-0 in a National league baseball game “I always do Why not0” The celebrated free agent signed a million-dollar contract with the Braves earlier in the year, but was unable to win a game until May 17 Since then, he’s won four of five, including three shutouts In his last appearance, he came within two outs of a no hitter against Montreal and finished with a one hitter On Wednesday, he only allowed three hits, one of them a bunt single in the ninth IMPROVES RECORD “Right now I’m throwing as good as I ever did and just can’t pitch any better.” said Messersmith, who improved Soviets hint for more games MONTREAL (CP)—Officials of the Soviet Union’s ice hockey federation have hinted they would be interested in sending at least one team to face National Hockey League opposition on a club-to-club basis during the 1976-77 season, NHL president Clarence Campbell said Wednesday.Campbell, speaking at a news conference following the windup of the league’s 59th annual meeting, said the Russians “have thrown out a few hints” on the subject, but the NHL would not want the visitors after Feb.1.turns down coaching job MONTREAL (CP) Scotty Bowman, coach of the Stanley Cup champion Montreal Canadiens, said Wednesday he has turned down the job of coaching Team Canada in the six-country Canada Cup international hockey tournament.Bowman, who was offered the job by general manager Sam Pollock, said his refusal was because of “strictly personal reasons” and that he had refused it “with regret.” He added he did not recommend anyone as a possible replacement because “I don’t have any say in the matter.” Two Russian teams—the Red Army club and W ings of the Soviet—visited here last December and January to play four games each against NHL competition Campbell said the indications he had now were that the Soviets would like to send one team to play five or six games “Ever since the completion of last w inter’s series we have had constant contact with the Russian federation,” Campbell said “However, there is a very substantial controversy going on there now, coaches attacking coaches, players retiring, thus creating domestic problems for them.But their No.1 concern appears to be keeping these series alive.” Campbell said the NHL could accept six exhibition games with the Russians without too much disruption of the 720-game regular schedule “They don’t want a competitive series and we don’t.But the way it w as set up last time, it was obvious the Stanley Cup champions (then Philadelphia Flyers), would play the Soviet champions (Red Army).” The Flyers won the game 4-1.Campbell said that neither of the two Russians teams that came to North America ended up as a winner at home in their own league The NHL president said the real spark for any future developments in hockey lie at the international level.his record to 4 5 In other National League games.San Francisco Giants beat Montreal Expos 6-2.Cincinnati Reds turned back Pittsburgh Pirates 6-1.Houston Astros trimmed St Ix)Uis Cardinals 5-2.Los Angeles Dodgers nipped Philadelphia Phillies 3-2 and San Diego Padres blanked New York Mets 3-0 Messersmith’s second con secutive strong performance spoiled the National League debut of veteran right hander Joe Coleman and handed the Cubs their sixth consecutive loss Catcher Steve Swisher got two hits off Messersmith.who faced three batters over the minimum of 27.Messersmith walked one and struck out six Coleman, who came to the Cubs in a cash deal Tuesday from Detroit Tigers, now is 2-6 for the season “I was exhausted, physically and emotionally drained, ” said Coleman, w ho arrived late Tuesday night from the Tigers and showed up at Wrigley Field extra early only to find he would be a last minute starter Gary Nolan pitched a five-hitter and Tony Perez drove in three runs, two with a 4(H)-foot home run.to lead Cincinnati over Pittsburgh J R Richard scattered seven hits and Enos Cabell’s two run single keyed a three run first inning as streaking Houston defeated St Ixmis Burt Hooton hurled a two hitter through eight innings while pitching to the minimum number of batters, then needed last out relief help from Charlie Hough to help Los Angeles whip Philadelphia San Diego left hander Randy Jones out-duelled Tom Seaver and shut out New York with a seven hitter as the surging Padres extended their winning streak to a club record five in a row actly a good public relations move for a team attempting to increase its attendance “It doesn t do any good to gripe,” said shortstop Chris Speier, adding that the Giants, who are 13-15 at Candlestick, “should be playing 750 ball at home and using the weather to our advantage ” BVRR WINS IT Right hander Jim Barr.4 4.who had a no hitter for six innings while notching the win.is another veteran miffed by the increased negativism “I know it will be cold when I come to the park, so 1 accept it.” said Barr Barr held the Expos hit less until Andre Thornton opened the seventh with a single Barr also helped the Giants take a 5-0 lead off loser Don Stanhouse.3 2.by belting a two run single in the fifth Montreal averted a shutout on Tim Foley s run scoring double in the seventh The Expos added a run in the eighth and Randy Moffitt bailed Barr out of jam in the ninth Larry Herndon, with two hits, extended his batting streak to 10 games for tht Giants Craig Robinsoi playing second 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